What Is Funny
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What Is Funny? is a children's picture book by Etan Boritzer, illustrated for this edition by Jeff Day, published by Veronica Lane Books. It is part of the "What Is?" life-concepts series and is presented as a short, illustrated exploration of humour and its effects. The book runs to about 32 pages and is described for early-primary ages (roughly ages 4–11 in listings).
What Is Funny? is a children's picture book by Etan Boritzer, illustrated for this edition by Jeff Day, published by Veronica Lane Books. It is part of the "What Is?" life-concepts series and is presented as a short, illustrated exploration of humour and its effects. The book runs to about 32 pages and is described for early-primary ages (roughly ages 4–11 in listings).
- Concise, age-appropriate exploration of humour and sensitivity aimed at young children.
- Designed to prompt discussion about teasing, bullying and respect—useful for parents and educators.
- Concise, age-appropriate exploration of humour and sensitivity aimed at young children.
- Designed to prompt discussion about teasing, bullying and respect—useful for parents and educators.
- Illustrated to reflect diversity and multicultural perspectives, supporting the book's messages of compassion and acceptance.
- Part of a broader "What Is?" life-concepts series, making it easy to pair with related titles on social and emotional topics.
- −Short page count (around 32 pages) limits depth of coverage; treatment is introductory rather than comprehensive.
- −Mixed feedback: some listings attribute the illustrations to Jeff Day while at least one listing names a different illustrator, indicating inconsistent metadata across sources.
- −Short page count (around 32 pages) limits depth of coverage; treatment is introductory rather than comprehensive.
- −Mixed feedback: some listings attribute the illustrations to Jeff Day while at least one listing names a different illustrator, indicating inconsistent metadata across sources.
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